Exercise 3: Reading the passage and answer the questions below:
1. Recycling means using rubbish to make new goods that can be sold again. For example, when you put bottles and cans in the recycling bin, people take them to a factory. In this factory, people reprocess these bottles and cans into many new things.
2. The most well-known recycled materials are glass, paper, plastic, and aluminum. Other recyclable materials include batteries, kitchen waste, steel, iron, cotton and timber.
3. Recycling starts when you or your parents drop recyclable materials, such as bottles and cans in the recycling bin. Next, collectors come to pick up the materials and take them to a processing factory where they are sorted and processed into raw materials. After that, factories sell these materials to manufacturers who make the things you buy. These manufacturers make new item from them. Finally, you or your parents buy items made from recycled materials.
Match the words in A with their meanings in B:
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A |
B |
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1. remake |
a. person or company that produces goods |
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2. process |
b. not yet changed, used or made into something else |
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3. raw |
c. make something again |
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4. sort |
d. do something with raw materials to change them |
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5. manufacturer |
e. arrange things in groups |
